Ronak Dave and Brian Schwing, who had helped develop previous videos created by co-op students, took on major roles in the production. Several other interns took the project into their own hands after seeing its potential impact.

After writing her own lyrics to the вЂњGangnam StyleвЂќ beat, she was unable to continue the project due to scheduling conflicts, but she remained passionate about its completion.

Joyce Kenon, an intern this fall, came up with the idea. Pathway interns were formerly known as co-operative education (co-op) students. вЂњGangnam StyleвЂќ has become the most popular YouTube video ever, and continues to draw several million views per day. Recently, Johnson Space Center Pathway interns came up with a parody of the video, but with an educational twist.Д¬alled вЂњNASA Johnson Style (Gangnam Style Parody),вЂќ it offers a light-hearted inside look at JSC and was shot at several center facilities using a number of nimble and quick-footed employees-including several astronauts. International pop sensation PSY wrote a song called вЂњGangnam StyleвЂќ and made a dance-filled music video that has forever entered the hearts and minds of millions of people. Photo credit: Nicole CloutierДЄstronaut Clay Anderson shows off his moves with intern Eric Sim. Mike Massimino (center) poses with the intern video team after filming at JSC.

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